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Satisfyingly cerebral, Hidden Blade features a masterful Tony Leung and a breakout performance from Wang Yibo.
So why doesn’t it feel like it?
With Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, it feels like another whiff for a once-unstoppable studio.
Following sexual harassment, assault, and misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken, Mario Batali, and more, the #MeToo movement continues to evolve.
Does a bear do mushrooms in the woods? Maybe.
Quantumania’s two credits scenes, explained.
Return to Seoul is an exquisite meditation on finding yourself between worlds.
It’s silly. It’s sexy. It’s supply and demand.
AMC’s new plan is ... good?
An Indian film expert explains Shah Rukh Khan’s latest Bollywood hit, the biggest film of 2023, and its subversive political message.
Netflix’s new Pamela Anderson documentary is a clever meta commentary on the wronged-woman reevaluation trend.
Our panel of experts discusses whether last year’s surprise breakout can win it all on Hollywood’s big night.
M. Night Shyamalan’s new movie is based on the book A Cabin at the End of the World, and largely follows it — until it doesn’t.
This is just the tip of the iceberg.
From the sinister to the exuberant, the films you don’t want to miss.
Two blistering, beautiful new docs show the brutality of repressing our collective memories.
James Cameron’s sequel is the global smash no one is talking about.
Greta Lee stars in an exquisite story of the doors we never opened and the lives we didn’t live.
There are few things scarier than girls who know too much.
These days, the chaos is way more than the open bar.
How a beautiful murder doll left us no choice but to stan.
Death, supermarkets, and an airborne toxic event.
It’s not about the 1920s at all.
Movie theaters are the most fun place to watch a comedy. What if that goes away?
Finally, a big movie that looks like something.
Avatar came out in 2009. It’s not your fault if you don’t remember every detail.
Candace Cameron Bure wants to put the Christ back into Christmas movies, but she’s not really following through.
A year in horror movies about the nightmare of aging, from X to Pearl, Barbarian to Old People.
Samuel D. Hunter goes deeper with his vulnerable, personal play.
The movie “Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles” was recently declared No. 1 in the prestigious Sight and Sound poll. Go in as cold as possible.
The greatest films from a tumultuous year.
Maybe it’s not the movies that are the problem. Maybe it’s the marketing.
Rian Johnson’s murder mystery follow-up takes on the self-styled founder class, with riotous results.
Tenoch Huerta Mejía is breaking barriers as Namor. White Latinos are bristling.
The venerated film critic on the unheralded Black influence on everything from soundtracks to Don’t Worry Darling.
The Black Panther sequel says goodbye to Chadwick Boseman.
The original film, starring the late Chadwick Boseman, set a standard for Marvel excellence. The sequel is ready to meet it.
James Gray dramatizes a key moment in his 1980s childhood without solving its problems.
George Clooney and Julia Roberts are the stars of Ticket to Paradise. They’re not the only boldface names of the ’90s back in a mid-budget film.
She Said, Women Talking, and pushing Harvey out of the spotlight.